Hi,
I think I understand what you are saying, but that was part of the confusion. The URL_BASE is used before the loop in the top level template.(Sorry I didn't show the entire thing) At least I think I understood what you said, that there is a bug where if the first time a var is referenced is in a loop it won't be replaced. If that is so, then that bug can't be the reason I am sorry to say :)
Thanks very much for the reply,
Eric
It sounds like you have hit the dreaded "top level param, not referenced before use in
template loop, so I"ll just do nothing" bug... try this somewhere before your first
TMPL_LOOP (say at the top of the file), in your first template:
<!-- H::T BUG: <TMPL_VAR URL_BASE> -->
which _should_ do absolutely nothing useful/harmful to the html output. However, it will
result in H:T actually getting a reference to the URL_BASE variable.
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